Sapperton summit level

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Sapperton summit level is the highest section of the Thames and Severn Canal, located near Sapperton in Gloucestershire and notable for its long tunnel and role in crossing the Cotswold watershed.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canal summit level
waterway feature
approximateOpeningCentury 18th century
associatedSettlement Sapperton village NERFINISHED
connectedBy Sapperton Tunnel NERFINISHED
country United Kingdom
crosses Cotswold watershed NERFINISHED
engineeringSignificance major summit crossing in Cotswold canals
function forms summit pound between canal lock flights
hasNavigationStatus disused
hasStructure Sapperton Tunnel NERFINISHED
heritageContext British canal network
highestSectionOf Thames and Severn Canal NERFINISHED
historicalCanal Thames and Severn Canal NERFINISHED
locatedIn Cotswolds
England
Gloucestershire
Sapperton NERFINISHED
notableFor long canal tunnel
originalUse cross-country canal navigation
partOf Thames and Severn Canal NERFINISHED
region southwest England
surface form: South West England
separatesDrainageBasins River Severn basin
River Thames basin NERFINISHED
waterwayType summit level

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Thames and Severn Canal highestPoint Sapperton summit level